Many people yesterday commented they love (the freedom of) driving. For me it will be a way to get to places easier than I can now, places I want to visit just in order to take photographs. So that is definitely something that has been on my mind and excites me: which places will I go to once I (finally) have my license? Maybe a solo roadtrip through Europe to gain some confidence in driving?
Knowing me I would be more nervous if someone was sitting next to me, so in my head this sounds like a great idea. I'd start by cruising through one or two countries with 'easy roads', maybe challenge myself a bit more after a few days by getting off the highroads, and if my learning curve feels good enough even some smaller mountain roads.
I sat next to my boyfriend for a month while driving tiny tiny roads, so I must have learned just from looking at him, right?
[Layered landscape, empty roads.]
What was your first solo driving experience? Do you remember? Was it a memorable one or did you maybe just use your car to do some groceries?
MORE PICTURES TAKEN FROM A DRIVING CAR
- [PHOTO] A rainy day in Scotland #2
- [PHOTO] A rainy day in Scotland #3
- Monochrome Series: LAMBS SLOW - and some observations on stupid sheep
- Monochrome Series: The road ahead is empty
- [PHOTO] Dutch roads #1
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